Could / Should / Would Challenge

Enhance your English skills with our Could, Should, Would Challenge.

Understanding when to use "could," "should," and "would" is essential for mastering English. Our Could, Should, Would Challenge video provides practical examples to help you learn these important modal verbs.

 

Here are some sentences to test your knowledge.

1. I ______have finished earlier if I hadn't spent so much time on social media. 

The correct answer is "should." This implies a sense of obligation or a recommendation about the past.

2. Sarah said she _______ have joined the hiking club, but she was too busy. 

The correct answer is "could." This indicates a possibility or capability in the past.

3. If you had studied more, you _______have aced the exam. 

The correct answer is "would." This suggests a hypothetical situation and its result.

4. They missed the last train and _______have taken a taxi home. 

The correct answer is "should." This implies a suggestion or recommendation in the past.

5. Alex knew he ________ have been more careful while cooking to avoid burning the meal. 

The correct answer is "should." This reflects a past obligation or advice.

6. If I had known about the sale, I _____have bought that dress at a discount. 

The correct answer is "would." This indicates a hypothetical situation and its consequence.

 

By practicing these sentences, you will become more confident in using "could," "should," and "would" correctly.